Become an Ambassador

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Be a Cascadia Ambassador

Just as Cascadia is a diverse group of individuals with common interests, ambassadors and chapters create a vibrant network of localized groups that raise awareness of Cascadia, build partnerships, host projects and empower every person to be active about issues they care about. 

CascadiaNow! Ambassadors raise awareness and educate about Cascadia & bioregionalism, shift our impacts locally, and build connections with local businesses, organizations and groups. Ambassadors give presentations, table, do art campaigns, and connect regional campaigns and projects into their community at a local level, and hook in with our CN! ambassador and chapter network. To be involved:

Simply fill out the form to the right ————>

Note: Our Ambassador Program is just getting off the ground! If you are a passionate Cascadian, we would love for you to work with us to develop our Ambassador, Project and Chapter structure, resources and network. 

Host a Cascadia Project or club

Any person, volunteer or member can start a Cascadia related project that they are passionate about! From ideas like a Cascadia National Football Team, Poetry Festivals, a Open Source GIS Workgroup, or Democratic Cooperatives, a Magazine, or Wikimedia Users Group; to informal clubs like Cascadia Hiking Groups, Book Reading Groups on Bioregionalism or Chinook Wawa, every person can create a Cascadia project. CascadiaNow! will help you flush out a leadership team, provide space in our newsletters, blog, calendar and social media, will work with you to build a timeline and budget, and provides a non-profit umbrella for receiving grants and fundraising when your club or group is ready.

Form a Cascadia Chapter

Chapters are placed based hubs that undertake and host CascadiaNow! programming at a local level, and for all intents and purposes are administrative bodies that can host their own outreach, trainings, projects, resource creation, and adopt their own fiscally sponsored projects and fundraising. You can see a lit

Hook in with our Regional Ambassador and Chapter Network

Ambassadors and Chapter organizers work together to create a bioregional framework of individuals, projects and groups, build resources, and coordinate around regional and local campaigns. It is our goal to host regular Ambassador Leadership summits, including our annual Cascadia Convergence each year. 

Volunteer or Intern with CascadiaNow!

If you have any skills that you would like to offer directly to CascadiaNow! or a project, chapter or group, please don’t hesitate to reach out. While our main offices are located in Seattle, WA, we work with people all over the Pacific Northwest, country and globe, and are always happy to find a good fit. 

If you are a student, we offer Academic Internships. Please contact us for more information.

12 Ways Every Person can Be Active

If you are new to the movement and idea, here is a nice list of 12 ways that every person can be active, including links to our social media, programs and projects. For more information, learn about: 

 

Be an Ambassador: 

Our Bioregional Pledge
By taking the bioregional pledge, you join our list of Cascadians committed to living more bioregionally. Through this, we will send emails about ways to hook in, calls to action, and be more intentional.

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